Volodymyr gzhytsky (15 risultati)

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Condizione: New. Num Pages: 255 pages. BIC Classification: DQ. Category: (G) General (US: Trade). Dimension: 155 x 226 x 16. Weight in Grams: 458. . 1988. Paperback. . . . .

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Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - A memoir in novel form, Night and Day is the third novel in a trilogy tracing the life of Mykola Stepanovych Haievsky, both a self-portrait of Gzhytsky and a depiction of a Galician intellectual of the first half of the twentieth century. The title of the first part, Into the Wide World, conveys Haievsky's decision to entrust his fate to the nascent Soviet Union, while that of the second part, Great Hopes, reaffirms (with accompanying evil omens) his faith in the future of the Soviet Union. The title of the third part, Night and Day, conveys several ideas: the disillusionment of imprisonment and exile, followed by renewed hopes (explicit in the final words); constant unremitting and repetitive sequence of night and day in the North, with overtones of Gzhytsky's love of nature; the white nights and 'black days', the more general implications of the inseparability of good and evil and the great power of fate; and, though this is most certainly an exaggeration, relations between man and woman, a theme given prominence throughout the trilogy, particularly in this third part, with its setting in the Soviet prison camps.…

Condizione: New. &Uumlber den AutorVolodymyr Gzhytsky (1895-1973) was born in Ostrivets in western Ukraine. He was a member of the writers s troupes Pluh and Zakhidnia Ukraina. His novels include Chorne ozero (The Black Lake), Povernennia (The Return.

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Illustrated wrappers. 309 pages (2 volumes). 21 cm. Text in Ukrainian. Cover design by S. Lutsyk. Autorized by HQ EUCOM [U.S. European Command headquarters] Civil Affairs Division AG 383.7, GEC - AGO from July 1947. Both volumes in fair condition, with the second volume bearing the stamp of the Ukrainian publishing house "HOWERLA" on the title page. A two-volume edition published in Ukrainian displaced persons camps after World War II. Volodymyr Zenonovych Gzhytsky (1895-1973) was a Ukrainian writer, publicist, translator, and memoirist, known for his vivid storytelling and unique perspective on life. He was a member of the Union of Peasant Writers "Plough" and tragically fell victim to Stalinist repression. In 1928, Gzhytsky joined a film-writing expedition led by O. Dovzhenko to Altai, where he delved into the lives of the Oirats. The outcome of this journey was his acclaimed novel "The Black Lake" (1929), which earned him recognition across the Soviet Union.…

Condizione: Very good. First Edition. Uniform edition; 8 x 5 3/4; vol. I pp. 3-128, vol. II pp. 3-120; dramatic pictorial wraps, designed by S. Lutsyk; a bit of wear to tips of spine and margins; previous owner's signature to title page; in very good condition.Volodymyr Gzhytsky (1895 - 1973) was a Ukrainian author and translator, whose current novel, published in a DP camp in Germany and originally published in 1929, would provoke the severe criticism of government officials for exposing Soviet colonial policies towards other nations. He would spend many years in a Gulag concentration camp, from 1934 until 1956, before being "rehabilitated" and released.…